Sentence examples for made up of a majority from inspiring English sources

In a written statement, UBS says the legal action is without merit, adding its fund fees are "well within industry parameters" and approved by a board made up of a majority of independent directors.

Additionally, the study found that of 2016's ten highest-grossing movies, seven brought in audiences that were made up of a majority of non-white moviegoers.

Had the president gone with anyone other than Garland, the Supreme Court, for the first time in history, could've been made up of a majority who weren't white men.

In 2008, Antonin Scalia and a Supreme Court made up of a majority of justices appointed by Republican presidents, sided with the NRA and, by a 5-4 decistruckstruck down the D.C. handgun ban as unconstitutional.

In North America, Western Europe/Israel, and Australia/South Africa, patients with a spouse made up a majority of the participants and proportionately more men were enrolled.

Britain's shift to free trade from the 1840s onwards mainly benefited the industrial north-east of Ulster, where Protestants made up a majority of the population.

Selective recognition properties were dependant on the type of charged monomer that made up a majority of the hydrogel's mass.

While moderate-to-conservative whites made up a majority of those who voted for Carter, they comprised barely a quarter of those who voted for Obama.

The G.O.P. has long been buffered by Cuban-Americans, a historically right-leaning group, who made up a majority of the state's Hispanic electorate.

In Brooklyn in 2000, minorities made up a majority of the population under 68.

Android phones made up a majority of Verizon's remaining smartphone sales.